FA Cup live: all the action from Sunday’s third round ties

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Bony headed a late winner for Swansea from a Routledge crossAlex Livesey

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Fabio was dismissed for a poor challenge on Canas minutes after coming onJon Super

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Hernandez connected with Buttner's cross to score the equaliserRUSSELL CHEYNE

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Routledge had put Swansea in front with a superb lobAlex Livesey

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Mikel opened the scoring for Chelsea - on his 300th appearance for the clubMichael Regan

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Oldham travelled to Anfield to face LiverpoolClive Mason/Getty Images

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Tomlin gave Port Vale the lead after 15 minutesCraig Brough

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Oscar had the pick of Chelsea's chances against Derby, but the first half was goal-lessJoe Toth/BPI/REX

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Matty Robson scored for Carlisle to make it 1-1 at half-timeLee Smith

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Earlier, Johnson scored from a free kick to make it 1-0 to SunderlandEd Sykes

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Juan Mata was left on the bench again by Mourinho as Chelsea took on DerbyNick Potts

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Jamie Paterson scored a hat-trick for ForestAndrew Couldridge

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Abdoun put Forest ahead with an impudent penaltyTony O’Brien

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Moncur brought down Paterson in conceding the penaltyJulian Finney

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Allardyce will be under pressure to deliver a win for West Ham at Notts Forest todayIan Kington/AFP

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Walcott came under fire for taunting Spurs fansJohn Sibley

Sam Munnery, Sarah Ebner

Last updated at 2:41PM, January 5 2014

*Watch every FA Cup goal here from midnight - Saturday
highlights here*Website readers, click on the tab for live scores*Nottingham Forest crush West Ham 5-0*Sunderland, Chelsea and Liverpool all win*Plymouth fight back to earn replay against Port Vale
*Manchester United 1-2 Swansea City

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6.45pm: Well, that’s it for today’s FA Cup action - and what a day it
has been with Manchester United and West Ham both suffering the humiliation
of a third-round exit. Swansea and Nottingham Forest, their conquerors,
won’t see it that way and both results were merited. No scares for
Sunderland, Chelsea and Liverpool